Live Webinar for JMT — Friday, September 27th at 12:00 pm EDT
Effective Consistent Communication Strategies for JMT Professionals: How to Communicate Clear Roles, Responsibilities & Expectations in a Respectful Way (1 PDH)
If you ask anyone how to be a successful engineer or a top project manager, they will tell you that you would need good communication skills. However, they will rarely tell you how to develop them. In this session, you will learn practical strategies that can be used on a daily basis to incrementally improve your communication skills and subsequently your ability to communicate with others. Implementing these strategies will put you on the fast track to becoming a top engineering project manager because you will be in the small percentage of engineering professionals who can communicate effectively on a regular basis.
If you follow the strategies provided in this custom built JMT session, this one session alone can have a massively positive impact on your career and life.
Simply click the button on September 27th at 12pm EDT to join the webinar.
Description:
In this session, you will learn how to:
- Be more consistent in your approach to project/team related communication efforts,
- Increase clarity in your communication efforts, especially when delegating tasks to others,
- Listen more effectively (the key to communication),
- Clearly identify team roles and responsibilities,
- Improve your collaboration efforts with PMs across the company and your team members, and
- Ensure you communicate in a respectful way that engages team members and other stakeholders.
About Your Speaker:
Anthony Fasano, P.E. is a globally recognized best-selling author, speaker, host of The Civil Engineering Podcast which has been downloaded 1 million times, and author of the bestselling book for engineers entitled Engineer Your Own Success: 7 Key Elements to Creating an Extraordinary Engineering Career (by IEEE-Wiley Press). He is the founder of the Engineering Management Institute which has helped thousands of engineering professionals develop their management and leadership skills.